Egypt and Angola are Handball Champions at the 13th African Games, Accra 2023

At the end of the 13th African Games Handball in Ghana, Egypt, and Angola won Gold and were crowned champions in the Male and Female category.

As defending Champions and a powerhouse of Handball in Africa, the Angolan Female Team breezed through the group stage and qualified for the quarter-finals rendering their opponents toothless.

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Angola was paired in Group A alongside host Ghana, Algeria, and Burkina Faso, and opened their campaign with wins against Burkina Faso (47-13), Ghana (35-13), and Algeria (38-18).

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At the semi-final level, Team Angola thrashed Cameroon by a 35-16 scoreline and registered a spot in the finals against RD Congo.

33-15 was the final scoreline in their game against RD Congo which was a complete reflection of a title-defending team.

Egypt, silver medalists from the 2015 edition were drawn in Group A with Nigeria, Togo, and Mali.

Team Egypt began their journey with victories against Mali (49-16), Togo (54-22), Nigeria (27-24) and topped their group with 6 points.

They took on Benin in the semifinals and humbled them by 39-27 goals.

Their final game was against RD Congo and it was the clash of the titans with a medal and title as stake, Egypt had a narrow victory over RD Congo with a scoreline of 33-32.
The Handball event was held at the Borteyman Sports Complex Dome.

By; Victoria Nana Adwoa Kwofie

Last Updated on March 20, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

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